Nigeria Celebrates Their Miss Universe

Abuja, Nigeria. Nigerians are celebrating Chidimma Adetshina's victory at the Miss Universe competition in Mexico on Saturday

. Adetshina was crowned Miss Universe Africa and Oceania despite finishing first runner up. 






Stephanie Kingsley, another Nigerian beauty queen, spent Saturday watching the contest through her social media stream. 

She stated her heart raced with fear as Adetshina, 23, rose to the top five and eventually emerged as the first runner-up, 

trailing only Miss Denmark,

 Victoria Kjaer Theilvig.

 "I was talking to my friend in the U.K.," Kingsley added.

 "We had been on the phone for about two hours and were yelling. 

We felt goosebumps the entire time. As a pageant contestant,

 I'm quite proud and appreciative.


Location: Nigeria

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